I love the visuals and gameplay. I was invested and felt like I always had something to do, whether collecting resources, killing foxes or setting up towers.

I know yall probably didn't have enough time for this,  but if you're looking to ship a game like this in an official release, smooth onboarding is a good thing to work on. I was overwhelmed by the amount of options presented to me through the UI and the map. Text-based directions are an easy way out, but SHOWING the player how to do something is always better. 

One solution could be to highlight certain visuals at a time, like, for example, highlighting the "Hammer" button in red, pointing an arrow towards a chest, and greying/blurring out the other UI options like the gun or tower (and this could be done for all mechanics until the player has tried them all). This REALLY helps low-attention-spanned people like me get hooked on the game without feeling frustrated or lost at the beginning!

At first I didn't get how it works around the theme, but after playing for a long time I think I get it. It's a really good game.
Only thing that frustrated me was how you can't walk around the house on top side.

I'm really into the visuals and the idea of going out of the bounds to set up towers as well as gather resources. Nice work!

Nice work! I think the only feedback I have would be that I kept getting surprised about when and where the foxes were coming from. I think that you could have a notification when the foxes start spawning, as well as indicators on the edge of the screen to show which directions they are coming from.

The time constraints where a bit overwhelming at first, but i liked it

Really nice tower defense game.